University of Calgary

Fall 2011

Uncover Research | Fall 2011

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Uncover Research

Pioneers in the field

Submitted by tdroden on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 21:56.

Pioneers in the field

First cohort of veterinary medicine students are spending their final year out in the community

Challenges of teaching in Kosovo inspire creativity

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Challenges of teaching in Kosovo inspire creativity

Three-month Teaching Across Borders internship kickstarts career for Julie Moberg

Discovery Series: Contemporary Canada

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November 5
Discovery Series: Contemporary Canada
8 p.m. Eckhardt-Gramatte Hall, Rozsa Centre

Japanese/Canadian pianist Yoko Hirota performs a concert of music by contemporary Canadian composers, including Gary Kulesha, Francois Morel and our very own Laurie Radford. www.music.ucalgary.ca

The Eric apparent

Submitted by tdroden on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 14:59.

The Eric apparent

The upcoming Dinos season features a charming teen quarterback, a new women’s soccer coach and an All-Canadian basketball hot shot

Pioneers in the field

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Dr. Craig Dorin offers some suggestions as Alyssa Eslinger examines a horse’s hoof.

Pioneers in the field

First cohort of veterinary medicine students are spending their final year out in the community

Waste not

Submitted by tdroden on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 14:59.
Schulich engineers Ian Gates, left, and Michael Kallos have received a research grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to explore ways to develop sustainable energy from human waste. (Photo by Riley Brandt)

Waste not

Schulich researchers Ian Gates and Michael Kallos look for a poop-to-power solution to a global health problem

Challenges of teaching in Kosovo inspire creativity

Submitted by tdroden on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 14:39.
Julie Moberg recently began teaching at the American School of Kosova. (Photo courtesy of Julie Moberg)

Challenges of teaching in Kosovo inspire creativity

Three-month Teaching Across Borders internship kickstarts career for Julie Moberg

PhD at 40,000 feet

Submitted by tdroden on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 14:39.
Rob Barrett completed his PhD while working as a pilot for Air Canada. (Photo by Riley Brandt)

PhD at 40,000 feet

It took some courage for Rob Barrett to research grassroots conflict in Nigeria

How do you spell ‘respect’?

Submitted by tdroden on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 14:38.
Diane Swiatek is realizing her dream of providing a trusting place to learn. (Photo by Riley Brandt)

How do you spell ‘respect’?

Diane Swiatek’s independent school is built on safe and joyful learning
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